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. 2023 Jul 18;11(8):e1194–e1204. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(23)00220-6

Table 1.

Estimated number of prevented cases, in thousands, across different vaccination delivery strategies reported by each country (2000–20)

Compared with no vaccination
Compared with MCV1 alone
MCV1, MCV2, and SIAs MCV1 alone MCV1 and SIAs MCV1 and MCV2 MCV1, MCV2, and SIAs
MCV2 introduction before 2017
India 349 481 295 563 41 272 28 182 53 918
Indonesia 83 082 61 350 16 176 9902 21 732
China 321 262 257 140 32 643 57 289 64 122
Philippines 42 549 29 887 11 448 3164 12 661
Pakistan 76 409 49 163 26 681 7070 27 246
Angola 15 515 6780 8651 433 8735
Ukraine 7306 6090 102 1132 1217
Malawi 9944 7003 2926 313 2941
MCV2 introduction during 2017–20
Nigeria 93 009 39 343 53 667 251 53 667
Ethiopia 49 569 23 045 26 357 484 26 525
Madagascar 12 033 6935 5087 25 5098
No MCV2 introduction until 2020
Uganda 23 922 15 024 8898 .. 8898
DR Congo 40 965 23 429 17 537 .. 17537
Somalia 7634 2931 4703 .. 4703
Total 1 132 682 823 682 256 146 108 245 309 000

Five pairs of strategies were compared with two comparator strategies to assess the health effects of additional vaccination delivery strategies as reported by each country. MCV2 effects begin in the year when WUENIC first reports MCV2 coverage (appendix p 1). Note that the strategy of MCV1, MCV2, and SIAs compared with no vaccination (represented in the first column of data) does not depict an actual historical policy implementation for vaccination strategies. Countries are presented in order of their introduction year of MCV2 and magnitude of measles burden (appendix p 1). Sums of the prevented cases in the 14 countries are presented in the last row of the table. Entries with no value correspond to options involving MCV2 in the three countries that have not yet introduced MCV2 (ie, Uganda, DR Congo, and Somalia), so prevented cases cannot be estimated. MCV1=the first routine dose of measles-containing vaccine. MCV2=the second routine dose of measles-containing vaccine. SIA=supplementary immunisation activity. WUENIC=WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunisation coverage.